The Fur – Lined Foxhole (1964)
“The Fur-Lined Foxhole” explores the complexities of suburban living in America during the 1960s, particularly in Wheeling, Illinois. It highlights
Caution at the Crossroads (1950s)
The film “Caution at the Crossroads” serves as a driver training session focusing on the importance of safety at intersections.
Meter Man (1940s?)
The film tells the true story of Leon, a meter inspector for Consolidated Edison in New York City, whose life
Pavement Pounding (1935)
The film discusses the importance of foot health and the impact of poorly designed shoes on foot conditions. It highlights
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 2-6-2025
We are grateful for you and your wanting to spend time with a bunch of vintage 16mm films! #avgeeks #16mmfilms
STP – Story of the System Training Program (1950s)
The film outlines the training program for aircraft control and warning crews of the United States Air Force, focusing on
Cloud in the Sky (Spanish, 1939)
The film depicts the struggles of a Spanish-speaking family dealing with tuberculosis, emphasizing the importance of seeking medical help. The
Mr Digit and the Battle of Bubbling Brook (1961)
In “Mr. Digit and the Battle of Bubbling Brook,” a couple returns from vacation to discover their telephone number is
Opportunity Unlimited (1953)
The film “Opportunity Unlimited” emphasizes America’s industrial power and the importance of education in providing opportunities for young people. It
Nation’s Meat (1942)
The film “Nation’s Meat” explores the extensive processes involved in the livestock and meat industry in the United States. It
Nuclear Waste Isolation: A Progress Report (1981)
This film discusses the challenges and advancements in isolating nuclear waste, particularly focusing on the natural nuclear reactor at the
No Two Alike (1963)
“No Two Alike – Individual Differences and Psychological Testing” is a 29-minute educational film from 1963 that delves into the